Canadian Bar Association

February 17, 2023
Catriona Otto-Johnston and Carter Czaikowski

Could the principles in Winnipeg Condos be extended to developers?

February 17, 2023
David Debenham

The Tall Ships case and what it means for reviewing courts.

February 16, 2023
David Debenham

An owner cannot avoid the prompt payment provisions of the Construction Act by terminating the contract before completion, either rightfully or wrongfully.

Can’t Have Your Cake and Eat It Too

March 17, 2022
Denny Chung and Buck Hughes

The importance of following your construction contract terms.

The end of the Mechanics’ Lien Act

March 29, 2021
Kenneth McCullough, Q.C. and Conor O’Neil

Modernizing the construction landscape in New Brunswick.

An inconvenient truth

March 08, 2021
Catriona Otto-Johnston and Elisa Stewart

The duty of good faith and termination for convenience clauses.

Waiver of builders’ lien rights in Canada

February 17, 2021
Tim M. Sportschuetz

Industry participants should know and understand that in many provinces and territories their lien rights cannot be waved.

When do you really know you have a claim?

January 29, 2021
Caroline J. Smith

A Review of Saskatchewan (Highways and Infrastructure) v Venture Construction Inc: Litigation Limitation Periods.

Global survey on international construction arbitration highlights opportunities for efficiency

January 25, 2021
Ivan Merrow

Given the sizeable amounts in dispute in international construction arbitrations, the potential savings are enormous.

One year in review: A first-hand look at an adjudication under the Construction Act

December 08, 2020
Patricia Joseph

This article discusses a first-hand experience of legal advocacy in an adjudication and provides insight into whether this new form of dispute resolution serves to meet the legislative goal of efficient resolution of contract disputes on construction sites.

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